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Pages should be readable on a phone and on a large screen, and this page says how we hold that.

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The standard these pages hold

These pages aim at WCAG 2.1 level AA. Text is at least 18 pixels. Contrast of body text against the white ground is held above 4.5 to 1. Every control has a visible focus ring. The menu works without a script. The calendar on the booking page does not load until you ask for it.

If a page is hard to use, call +1 844-324-7273 and name the page. We will answer with a format you can use, including reading a section aloud on the phone.

What a keyboard can reach

A skip link is the first control on every page. Headings are in order, with one main heading. Form fields have labels. Pictures have text alternatives. The chat chip sits at the lower right on a phone, clear of the send button at rest, and it stays off the form.

Motion is limited when the browser asks for reduced motion. A muted clip on the first card is the only thing that plays on its own, and that request stops it. Nothing flashes. Zoom to 200 percent is expected to keep the words in a column you can read.

Pictures are photographs or a simple mark, with a text alternative that says what is actually in the frame. The menu is a disclosure control that works with no script. On a wide screen the links stay visible. On a phone they sit behind one Menu row until you open them.

If a form field, a button, or a link is covered by the chat chip at rest, that is a fault and the phone number is how you tell us. We would rather read a section aloud than leave you blocked on a control you cannot reach.

Tell us what blocked you

Name the page and what you could not reach.

Steven Palmieri, Tax CFO

You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.